The second interpretation is kinda similar to my interpretation. I think it’s about an Egyptian priest.
"Hear me spit on you" - This could represent a sense of disdain or rebellion against traditional religious practices.
"Wither I remold into gold" - Refers to a desire for spiritual transformation or purification, much like alchemical processes aimed at achieving spiritual enlightenment.
"And bury I from sun" - Suggests a desire to distance oneself from the influence of external forces, perhaps seeking a more introspective and personal connection to spirituality.
"Reborn, left to sigh" - Indicates a longing for renewal and a sense of relief, but also a recognition of the challenges and struggles that come with spiritual growth.
"Re-cure, maybe I'll be born and simplify the way I lie before" - Implies a hope for a fresh start, a chance to simplify one's beliefs and actions before the spiritual journey.
"I get bored, I get bored, I get bored, I'm bored" - Reflects a sense of dissatisfaction with the status quo of religious practices and rituals.
"Repent by you, and trust to figure out" - Suggests a willingness to seek forgiveness and guidance, while also acknowledging the need to find one's own path.
"I burn that gift to you, doll, and let it shine before" - Could symbolize offering up one's own spirituality or devotion as an act of worship.
"I wish for the real one" - Expresses a longing for a genuine, authentic connection to spirituality.
"Pissed and confined, before me or I" - Could represent frustration and feeling restricted by traditional religious norms.
"And we come clean, it gets worse, it's more" - Indicates that facing the truth and striving for spiritual growth can be challenging, even if it initially seems easier.
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